Recent content by gravedigger

Colorado We just got back, and let me recommend Colorado. Don't wait for summer to be over go now. No humidity or heat to contend with there. Mountain courses are exciting if you've never played one. We played Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Poncha Springs, Aspen, Leadville, and Vail. All the...

3.00 star(s) Back Nine Workout Great views. There are a few signature holes that are very enjoyable, including a few downhill blasts. The first place that I have ever played that let you borrow, free of charge, as many discs as you wanted. You just wrote down how many you took, how many you returned, and...

4.50 star(s) Texas' Top Contender Excellent design. Lots of challenge. Lots of scenery. Lots of fun. Very clean. None. A course this great needs a big sign at the corner of the white house. PDGA.com people know what I'm talking about. Beaver and Coyote together IS the best place for disc golf in the DFW...

4.50 star(s) Awesome Course Concrete tee pads, awesome variety of shots, very challenging, yet acheivable holes. Warm up basket. needs larger tee pads. Grass could be cut a little more often. Only 9 holes. This course has the greatest design of any 9 hole course I've played. There is a blind shot, a...

3.00 star(s) Warm up that arm! Course naturally warms you up for the longer throws. Concrete tee pads. Too many distance shots for me. Sometimes they charge you to park!!! If you never played there, don't get cocky because you've birdied the first couple holes. You will really have to work to birdie later...

4.00 star(s) Challenge Seekers Concrete tee pads, challenging hole after challenging hole. Any inaccuracy is very likely to lose a disc. This course was built for the Ams Championships when they came to tulsa recently. That should give you an idea of the caliber, and time spent on this course. It is a...

3.50 star(s) Some Open Launching Concrete tee pads. Good layout and flow. Spaced out wonderfully. A little bit of control is definately required around the creek. None. Can lose a disc real easy when the creek is up. I've always liked McClure, it could be the tee boxes atop the hills. Course will take a...

2.50 star(s) Tucked in There Concrete tee pads, good layout and flow. Totally flat. Never been much of a fan. Always seems windy, hole variation is minimal. My buddy's would most likely give it a 3 to 3.5 It's an excellent place for those that can throw distance with lots of accuracy.

4.00 star(s) Good Challenge Concrete tee pads. Challenging shots required. Great signs. Can be crowded, stays wet for a while. Things get real muddy at one point. Poison ivy is an issue time to time. Has a mammoth of a creek that I would recommend staying clearly away from.

4.00 star(s) Great Tulsa Course Concrete tee pads. Variety of shots required. Lots of different looks from hole to hole. None The greatest thing about this course is that no two holes are the same.

3.00 star(s) A little gem Very pretty park. Not ever crowded. Concrete tee pads. Alternate teed back 9 is difficult to navigate. No concrete pads for it. Just look for the blue boards on the ground. I like this little course. Lots of trees.

1.00 star(s) Not Worth It Well kept. Really awesome if you leave at the apartments. 8/9 holes are the same throw/look. All short. Don't waste you're time here. Tulsa has far too many better courses.

3.00 star(s) Good Course Well marked, well maintained, good setting, good baskets, tee boxes. Solid all around. None I don't mind the busy street. Only a wild throw will end up in the river or the street. Remember to look both ways because people do travel fast on that road.

2.00 star(s) Needs TLC Good variety of shots. Huge trees. Doesn't dry quick. A little run down. Signs are missing, poles still there. All tee boxes are there. I could see where it would be a little tough to navigate, but it's an easy place to get a round in.

4.00 star(s) Best Recreational Round Good for beginners, still offers challenge for advanced. Beautiful park. Plays very quickly if short on time. None